Exploring Rumpelstiltskin Chapter 3

What task does the miller's daughter face in this chapter?

• The miller's daughter must bake bread for the king.

• The miller's daughter must weave a tapestry for her mother.

• The miller's daughter must gather firewood for the village.

• The miller's daughter must spin straw into gold.

How does Rumpelstiltskin first appear to the miller's daughter?

• He appears in a dream the night before.

• He arrives after she has already spun gold.

• He shows up at the miller's house uninvited.

• He appears when she is trying to spin straw into gold.

What does Rumpelstiltskin demand in exchange for his help?

• A magical spell

• Firstborn child

• His own name

• A bag of gold

Describe the miller's daughter's feelings towards Rumpelstiltskin's offer.

• The miller's daughter is angry and refuses Rumpelstiltskin's offer.

• The miller's daughter feels a mix of desperation, relief, and apprehension towards Rumpelstiltskin's offer.

• The miller's daughter is completely indifferent to Rumpelstiltskin's offer.

• The miller's daughter feels only joy and excitement about Rumpelstiltskin's offer.

What is the significance of the spinning wheel in this chapter?

• The spinning wheel is a symbol of wealth and luxury.

• The spinning wheel represents industrialization and modernization.

• The spinning wheel signifies self-reliance and cultural heritage.

• The spinning wheel signifies the importance of technology in society.

How does the miller's daughter react to Rumpelstiltskin's demands?

• She becomes angry and threatens him with violence.

• She agrees to all his demands without question.

• She ignores him completely and walks away.

• She reacts with desperation but ultimately outsmarts him.

What themes of desperation and power are evident in this chapter?

• Themes of desperation and power are evident through characters' extreme actions and manipulation for control.

• Themes of hope and unity through characters' cooperation and support.

• Themes of indifference and apathy shown by characters ignoring each other.

• Themes of joy and celebration depicted through characters' festive actions.

How does the chapter illustrate the consequences of greed?

• The chapter demonstrates that greed results in personal ruin and moral decay.

• The chapter shows that greed fosters strong relationships.

• Greed is portrayed as a path to happiness and fulfillment.

• Greed leads to increased wealth and success.

What role does the king play in the events of this chapter?

• The king serves only as a background figure without any active role.

• The king acts as a central authority figure whose decisions shape the events of the chapter.

• The king is a rebellious figure opposing the main authority.

• The king is a minor character with no influence on the events.

What lesson can be learned from the interactions between the miller's daughter and Rumpelstiltskin?

• Making deals can lead to great wealth.

• Honesty is overrated in negotiations.

• One should be cautious of making deals and the importance of honesty.

• Trusting strangers is always beneficial.